If I run a code:
obj = {};
obj['number'] = 1;
obj['expressionS'] = 'Sin(0.5 * c1)';
obj['compiledExpressionS'] = null;
let cnr = 'c' + obj.number;
let params = {};
params[cnr] = 2;
var parsedExpressionS = math.parse(obj.expressionS);
obj.compiledExpressionS = parsedExpressionS.compile();
let value = obj.compiledExpressionS.eval(params);
I will get an error (thrown in last line): (intermediate value)(intermediate value)(intermediate value) is not a function. Mathjs library is used here (docs: http://mathjs.org/docs/expressions/parsing.html ). I have no idea why the error apear.
The issue is that you have not complied the value ,
obj.compiledExpressionS = parsedExpressionS.compile(math);
and that Sin
should be lower case
Working fiddle : http://jsfiddle.net/oxb3sp5o/414/
Working code
obj = {};
obj['number'] = 1;
obj['expressionS'] = 'sin(0.5 * c1)';
obj['compiledExpressionS'] = null;
let cnr = 'c' + obj.number;
let params = {};
params[cnr] = 2;
var parsedExpressionS = math.parse(obj.expressionS);
obj.compiledExpressionS = parsedExpressionS.compile(math);
let value = obj.compiledExpressionS.eval(params);
console.log(value);